Wyoming GRANITE Act.

Summary

The GRANITE Act creates a civil cause of action against foreign states and international organizations that try to apply their censorship laws to speech occurring in Wyoming. It gives Wyoming individuals and businesses standing to sue, sets jurisdiction and venue rules, and prohibits the state from enforcing or cooperating with any foreign judgment that conflicts with U.S. and Wyoming constitutional free‑speech protections. The measure aims to protect digital innovators and free expression from extraterritorial pressure.

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